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Missing Claude Chana statue returns to Placer County after decades (opens the original)
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A historic statue of Gold Rush pioneer Claude Chana has been returned to Placer County after being missing for decades. The statue, created by Dr. Kenneth Fox in the 1960s, originally stood in front of the historic Colfax Hotel. It also served as a model for the larger monument located in Old Town Auburn. Decades ago, the statue went missing. Earlier this month, someone spotted it for sale on Facebook and contacted the mayor, who then reached out to the owner of the Colfax Hotel. Today, the stat
Sacramento’s Memorial Auditorium plans centennial celebration (opens the original)
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Sacramento’s Memorial Auditorium, located at 15th and I streets, will celebrate its 100th anniversary next year with a series of events approved by the City Council. The auditorium, which opened in 1927, has been the site of countless graduations, concerts, boxing matches, and even circuses over the years. The City Council voted to approve spending $1.05 million on the “Memorial 100” program. The celebration will begin in February with a two-day Centennial Weekend event featuring artists, bands,
Sacramento Kings test two beams at Golden 1 Center on 916 Day (opens the original)
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The Sacramento Kings lit up two beams at the Golden 1 Center on 916 Day, a departure from the usual single beam that celebrates the team’s victories. The Kings always test the beam on September 16, known as 916 Day, referencing Sacramento’s area code. The beam is typically lit whenever the Kings win a game, but it is normally just one beam. “We’ve reached out to the Kings to find out why two beams were lit up tonight, but so far no response,” the anchor said. The Kings’ preseason starts on Octob
Calaveras County man charged with manslaughter in Gann Fire (opens the original)
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A Calaveras County man who admitted to starting the deadly Gann Fire is now facing six charges, including involuntary manslaughter. The Calaveras County District Attorney filed charges against Herbert Wayne Smith, which include involuntary manslaughter and recklessly starting a fire that injured a person. The fire, which began on August 3, killed 70-year-old Susan Solari and injured a firefighter. Smith told KCRA 3 that he was cutting metal scraps when nearby grass sparked, igniting the fire. Th
Ripon city council to revise feral cat feeding ban (opens the original)
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Ripon city leaders voted to revise an ordinance banning the feeding of feral cats after animal rescue advocates raised concerns about its impact on trap, neuter, and return efforts. Ripon city leaders voted to revise an ordinance banning the feeding of feral cats after animal rescue advocates raised concerns about its impact on trap, neuter, and return efforts. Ripon city leaders voted on Tuesday to rework an ordinance banning the feeding of feral cats after concerns were raised by animal rescue
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